Yue Fei was respected for being loyal and serving his country after being stabbed in the back. Why was the minister of the Ming Dynasty stabbed to death but was ridiculed for serving his country loyal

Yue Fei was respected for being loyal and serving his country after being stabbed in the back. Why was the minister of the Ming Dynasty stabbed to death but was ridiculed for serving his country loyally?

Shi Jin was nicknamed Jiu Wenlong.

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The young man worshiped Wang Jin again. Taigong: "Coach, the old man lives here in Huayin County. In front of him is Shaohua Mountain, called Shijia Village. There are three to four hundred families in the village, all with the surname Shi. The old man's son has not been farming since he was a child. He only likes stabbing and shooting. The old man was furious when he said he couldn't make a stick. He didn't know how much money he had spent, so he hired a skilled craftsman to embroider the embroidery with him. There are always nine dragons on his arms and chest, and the whole county has a stable population. Since the coach is here today, it is no problem for him. ”

We. You know, Water Margin is about the Song Dynasty. The characters in the novel have many tattoos. Can be divided into two categories.

One is voluntary. Just like Shi Jin and Yan Qing, tattoos make them look good and domineering.

The second type is forced. There was a kind of punishment in ancient China, which was the punishment of punishment. After tattooing on the face, it was blackened with ink and could not be washed away. People can tell at a glance that this is a criminal. It's obviously embarrassing.

Lin Changchong killed Cangzhou, and Song Wu stabbed Mengzhou to death. They were both sent to other places after having tattoos on their faces.

In fact, in the Song Dynasty, in addition to the above two categories, there was another category, which was military assassins.

The Eight-Character Army of Wang Yan, the famous anti-gold hero, has a tattoo on his face: "Serve the country with loyalty and swear to kill the gold thieves." But there is also the Song Dynasty. The most famous tattoo is of course Yue Fei's "Serve the Country with Loyalty".

In the era of Song and Jin wars, soldiers had tattoos on their bodies, which was a sign of integrity and bravery.

Imagine that you have lost the battle and the enemy has captured prisoners. You have no words on your face and just wear ordinary people's clothes to get through. What about those with writing on their faces? Can you escape?

So, the tattoo is to show that I am not afraid of death. People at that time must have respected them.

But in the Ming Dynasty, it was completely different.

Shen Defu of the Ming Dynasty wrote in the Water Margin: "This dynasty attaches great importance to the thorns of Guizhou, Mao strictly prohibits them, and future generations abuse them. It is really ridiculous."

It means that Zhu Yuanzhang is not allowed to do anything he wants. It was a harsh statement, but later generations did not listen to their ancestors' instructions and made a big joke.

During the Jingtai period, Marquis Wu Qing suggested suppressing first and then increasing. But we know that not long ago, Emperor Zhu Qizhen was captured by the Mongols, and countless Ming Dynasty elites suffered heavy casualties. Some troops dare not fight. Shi Heng came up with an idea: If one soldier wins two, he can keep his property; if four soldiers win five, he will have the words "Serve the Country Sincerely" tattooed on his left and right arms.

Oh my gosh, isn't this a bad idea? On the contrary, if the war is not won, the soldiers' property will be confiscated? Even if you win four or five times, is it just a kind of spiritual encouragement?

How do you motivate soldiers? Tell them clearly to surrender.

Fortunately, he was not confused, and angrily said: "Leading the way defeats Lu, tattooing is a punishment, and it is imposed on naivety and ignorance."

If Shi Heng was a soldier and did not know Gaozu's teachings, then Nanjing Minister Huang Wan should be scolded.

Shen Defu said: "At the beginning of Jiajing, Huang Wan, the minister of the Southern Rites Ministry, was attacked by a white sword, with the words 'loyalty to serve the country' written on his back. Although there is no evil in the world, the world still laughs at it."

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It turns out that Huang Wan was impeached and he confessed, saying that my loyalty to the court was Tianqi. Do you believe me? I have "Serve the Country with Loyalty" tattooed on my back! Do you want to test it out?

No one knows. Anyway, Zhu Hou_ was annoyed by his trick. But the people in Shilin regarded it as a joke. If tattooing a few sentences can prove loyalty and patriotism, why not tattoo it on the forehead?

The first time in Jiajing, Jiajing was the emperor for more than 40 years, and Longqing was the emperor for a few years in the middle. In addition